Every 3D Artists MUST Know How to FIX These ERRORS 

Thank you very much !! 🙏🏻

Thank you very much man!!

Thank you very much ! I don't have a course yet but i'm planning on making a big one with around 10 or 20 hours of content :) it will take some time to make but i'll notice everyone when it I'll be available 🫡

​@ThomasColin03D I'll be there for it day one

@@TheExFatal thanks dude!

​Me too​@@TheExFatal y si tiene subtitulos en español sería fantástico ❤

Thank you for watching :)

Thanks for your comment. Yes of course any senior modeler know these techniques. I don't know about juniors, I suppose they don't know everything. Yeah, don't compare your work with other people, try to get better today than you were yesterday. That's all that matter!

Thank you very much man, I appreciate a lot !!

Thank you for watching them man, I appreciate a lot !

Thank you very much :)

Yeah I wanted to make a dedicated video about that because it's a big topic to talk about

Thank yo very much!

Hey man thanks you so much! It means a lot

Thank you very much!

Thanks man! Yeah m'y tutorials are more for advanced modelers but beginners can still learn a lot of things :)

Thank you very much :)

Thanks for watching :)

Thanks for watching Layla! 🙂

Thank you for watching 🙏🏻

Thank you very much brother

I'm glad it helped !

Thank you very much :)

Thanks for watching !

Thanks man!

Thank you very much :)

Thank you very much :)

Thank you very much man!

Thank you 🫡

Thank you for watching :D

@@ThomasColin3D u r welcome

Thank you very much 🙏🏻

Thanks for watching :)

Thanks Mihai 😜

I'm glad it helped 🫡

Thank you 😄

Absolutly! It's one of the most important things to know

Thank you very much :)

You can download for free on my patreon page :)

Hey man thank you! There not really a "best" way to learn, the only way is to keep practicing everyday. Pick a random object, set a deadline, and try to model harder models everytime!

You're welcome 😊

You're welcome dude!

Thank you very much man !!! 🙏🏻

Thanks for watching man 🙂

Thank you very much 🙏🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻

Thank you very much ❤️

Thanks! 🙏🏻

Thanks! That's what i'm planning to do! I just need some time to make it. Maybe in 4/5 months. But i'll make a video to talk about it when it will be ready :)

@@ThomasColin3D Alright We are waiting, Take your Time.

Thank you very much :) i'm going to upload my blender theme and startup file for free on patreon. It will be available for everyone 😋 But if you want to make your own theme, you can open your preferences and change all the colors of the UI

@@ThomasColin3D Looking forward to your Patreon drop! Rest I've been seeing on Aryan's Discord you're awesome! Joining yours soon! Thanks once again for the amazing study material!

I uploaded a tutorial on patreon wich is free to watch for everyone :) you can watch it to see how to change your blender theme and matcaps, you can also download the matcap! Enjoy!

Thanks man!

Thanks man! Ctrl + alt + left click to select the edge ring :)

Thank you!

Hey man, no worries I was waiting this kind of questions! It's because the first part is a small detail on a bigger model. It has to have more subdivision to be able to be connected with the other parts. I don't know if that makes sens ? It does in my head 😂. And because it's a subd model, it needs some loops to handle the surface tension!

I'm not sure t o understand what you mean!

I add it to my to-do list but I have lots of things to model before!

@@ThomasColin3D thanks for your efforts

What do you mean working with me ?

Of course not!

I'll make a second episode for sure!

I studied 3D in a school more than 10 years ago, that's why it looks easy for me :)

🙏🏻

You have to enable the snapping button like I did in the video, and just drag the edge with the Guizmo towards to vertex you want the edge to be aligned with, that's very simple!

@@ThomasColin3D Thanks!

Thank you very much !

Hey man, to change the UI colors you have to go to your preferences > theme. I'll put my blender startup file for free for everyone on my patron page when i'll be back home 😋

Same here, awesome comfy colors and usability, I'd like to try this theme too, but for anyone who want to push it further, I recommend to toggle on "Face oriention" by default and set front faces alpha to 0. Another step is to set bevel outer to arc by default, in that case you should go and find a bind by key combination and change it right there, saves a lot of time

@@None32100 wow great tip, thanks man!

​@@buttercheese7305You are welcome, I wonder why it's still not set by default in Blender

I uploaded a tutorial on patreon wich is free to watch for everyone :) you can watch it to see how to change your blender theme and matcaps, you can also download the matcap! Enjoy!

I understand haha

Do whatever you personally need.

If it helps you to remember, then yes of course! That's what I did when I started to learn 3D at school 10 years ago and it helped me!

I am so sorry, very off topic and probably boring but this question reminded me the story my grandfather told me once. He had to learn ALGOL programming language as a part of his university degree but back then there was only one working computer in the country so nobody but members of The Institute of Computational Mathematics were allowed to get close to it. So he learned it by writing down codes teacher wrote on blackboard. Later, he worked as an engineer in rather prominent national car company in Communist Czechoslovakia so when the party decided it's time to computerized the key industries with newly mass produced middle sized computers, his workplace was among the first. It used Basic already but of course, it was pretty expensive toy so nobody would dare to invite engineers with their dangerously curious minds to play with it. So he had to learn Basic language, again without even touching the machine. Another 30-35 years he worked as the car engine developer only with pencil, drawing board and paper, never touched computer until he bought his own PC in 90s. Not even cared about it until then. Even after approx. 50 years since his forced code learning begun, he was still able to explain core principles of Algol and its main differences from Fortran and wrote down and explain fundamentals of Basic with some codes as an example. So - finally the fairytale wisdom coming - never underestimate the power of simple pencil and paper and ancient art of hand-written notes. If they could make a junior programmer from the person who saw computer, if ever, from the safe distance of long office room divided by few hardened glass windows it can do all kind of miracles.

Hey man! I never model cars so I can't help you. But usually when 2 pictures don't match, I try to eyeball the shapes. I'll finish the motorbike series later!

Hey man, I studied 3D in a school. I have a master's degree in 3D and visual effects. I'm currently working in a studio

@@ThomasColin3Dok thk you Are we obliged to have diplome to work with clients ?

@@imlookingforanoriginalnick1208 not at all! I have a lot of self taught friends that don't have a degree / diploma in 3D and they work with clients :)

@@ThomasColin3D ok thanks :)

i found it in mesh > delete though

Hey man, I'm going to upload my blender startup file on my patreon page for free, you'll be able to download my blender theme if you want :)

Very grateful sir!

The addon is called hardops, and the shortcut is Q

@@ThomasColin3D thank you buddy

Hey man I'm sorry i don't know what gz files are!

No, a low poly mesh should have less polygons!

@@ThomasColin3D Even ngons and triangles would be fine?

I'll make a full course with something like 10 or 20 hours of content soon :)

@@ThomasColin3D if it's as well done as this video was it'll be the last course on topology I'll ever need. 🙏

@@DiddyDomar i'll make a huge model like never seen on youtube before 😏

Well it's hard to tell because I don't even know your current level. But in general, if you have some duplicated vertices, press M, merge by distance.

I'll make another tutorial for that :)

Ctrl + B to bevel, then ctrl + 2 to add a subdivision surface modifier

My boi Aryan 😋

It's available to download for free on my patreon page :)

@@ThomasColin3D thank you ^^

???

@@ThomasColin3D The tutorial is great, i just found it funny the way that you stopped after saying they failed to do the topology on the boolean.

@@isaach.7324 ah yes 😂

You use it before applying subd, then you removed it

Oh the topology puritanism. You will grow out of it. trust me.

@@NzeRekoRec It's been over 30 years now. As the head of CG at several of the biggest studios in the UK. Not grown out of it yet. An alpha and beta tester for both softimage and autodesk. A developer at Avid. Worked on maybe 800 broadcast productions. 100 plus music videos. Probably less than 20 feature films though. Taught CG at the national film and television school at beaconsfield for a few years. Just how much frontline 3d studio years do you have? I am so tired of seeing beginners and hobbiests teaching other beginners and hobbiests crappy techniques. This video is most certainly one of the better ones. But i see deep understanding of CG dissapearing because blender users dont have access to the solutions to the problems we solved 10+ years ago.

@ianmcglasham Good for you! I'm not here to downplay any of your credentials or achievements. Clearly, you are more experienced than me...but what does that have to do with the topic. There are absolutely uses for creasing even if you think it's bad tecnic to achieve results you want to see. Have a nice one anyway 👍

Perhaps you have clearly more experience ​@@ianmcglasham, but what I understood in my short professional life its that every tool has its uses, crease its usefull in some scenarios, you just need to know where you can use it.

Thanks! I add this to my to-do list